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BKU seeks compensation
for farmers
Ludhiana, April 27
The Bharti Kisan Union (BKU) has demanded a compensation for the farmers whose wheat crop was gutted in fire incidents reported in the state during the current season.
Addressing the mediapersons today, the President of the state unit of BKU, Mr Ajmer Singh Lakhowal, said he had conducted a survey of the fields of the farmers where the crop had been destroyed due to fire. Notices issued
to Markfed
Khanna, April 27
The Market Committee, Khanna, has issued notices to Markfed to pay damages for delay in lifting of wheat at local grain market.
According to information in notices the Market Committee had demanded sum of Rs 72,000 for not lifting the wheat.
Making students, teachers
aware of their rights
Ludhiana, April 27
A large number of students and teachers took part in the consumer awareness workshop organised here for them exclusively today at BCM Arya School, by the National Forum For Consumer Rights (NFCR).
Dr Bharti Uppal, secretary, NFCR, Mr Raminder Singh, Additional Municipal Commissioner, Mr B.S. Sohal, treasurer,
NFCR, and Dr Sanjeev Uppal spoke on the topics, consumer awareness, services lapses, fake currency and health services respectively. |
Students of BCM Arya School at a consumer awareness workshop in Ludhiana on Saturday.
A Tribune photograph |
PAU website to get a facelift
Ludhiana, April 27
The official website of the Punjab Agricultural University, www.pau.edu, which had been lying almost defunct for the past four years since its launch, will soon get a facelift.
National seminar for home scientists
Ludhiana, April 27
The Society for Home Scientists for Agricultural and Rural Development, Punjab Agricultural University, will organise a national seminar in the College of Home Science, PAU, on May 8 and 9.
Career counselling
programme organised
Ludhiana, April 27
Recently Bulls Eye, an organisation preparing students for entrance exams, Ludhiana, organised a two day ‘Career Counselling Programme’ at Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College, to make students aware about career avenues in the field of technical education.
Promotions on seniority basis demanded
Sahnewal, April 27
The Punjab Government College Teachers’ Association led by Mr Jaipal Singh of SCD Government College of Ludhiana has demanded promotions for government college lecturers to the posts of principal on the basis of seniority.
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